So while I like to see underwritten deals (on the top sites where the due diligence means something), because there is an extra level of due diligence going on, I also look at the ones that don't do this, and just apply more due diligence myself.

This court hawking sounds very interesting and conversion should be very good with the level of targeting that is. 

I'm going to say that it depends what your goals are in seeking education.Cruising these forums, you'll see stories where people lost money because of what didn't know or didn't know to watch out for.At the same time, you'll find a pervasive and powerful bias against paid education.You'll want to decide for yourself which is the greatest expense: losing money on a deal (may or may not be deductible) or paying for education to help prevent losing money on your deals (deductible as a professional development expense).

Unfortunately, that calmness began at the new, higher rate levels from yesterday afternoon.

You can hire the greatest PM in the world (if that's what you are implying as you spend your time doing what you like) and you can stroke the big checks while you're there.  

And even though I was a successful entrepreneur with two branches of an English Institute in Gangnam, I knew I was capable of more.Overcoming my fears and pushing myself to new levels of success was not easy.

I am here to be a sponge and learn the ground level basics of what to do, what to know, how to obtain and the best practices of having rental properties and flipping houses.

I am here to be a sponge and learn the ground level basics of what to do, what to know, how to obtain and the best practices of having rental properties and flipping houses.

I've spent years doing real estate on a non profit level and even a large retailer.

IMHO the sweet spot in the single family market is the four bedroom, and there is certainly a level of "frantic" in prospective renters right now.